Sentence examples for ordered to liquidate from inspiring English sources

[C3.] Contractor Is Ordered to Liquidate A court ordered the liquidation of Dong Ah Construction, a major international contractor and South Korea's second largest behind Hyundai Engineering and Construction.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Judge Orders Hedge Fund to Shut Down  |  A Fletcher Asset Management hedge fund was declared insolvent and ordered to liquidate after three pension funds said they were unable to withdraw their money, The Wall Street Journal reports.

FINANCIAL TIMES   Pension Funds Face Setbacks in Fight With Fletcher  |  Three pension funds that have sued to recover assets from Fletcher Asset Management, a hedge fund that recently was ordered to liquidate, face challenges that show how hard it can be for investors to get their money back, The Wall Street Journal writes.

The lieutenant had been given orders to "liquidate" the fiercest animals in the zoo--those that could kill humans--with poison because the Soviet Far East Command was advancing and the collapse of Manchukuo was imminent.

In an interview with the Kyodo news agency today, Mr. Kim was quoted as saying that, "In order to liquidate the past," Japan must "apologize sincerely" for suffering and damages inflicted on Koreans "and the issue of compensation must also be correctly resolved".

Employees have to leave the company in order to liquidate their holdings.

To add to real estate woes, the Resolution Trust, in order to liquidate its huge holdings from insolvent S&LS, indicates it will drop prices, perhaps sharply.

Meanwhile, claiming that Berezovsky has trampled its shareholder rights, a minority shareholder of TV6, big oil outfit Lukoil, has obtained a court order to liquidate the network.

But I am also concerned that many things that made Detroit great in my memories, especially Belle Isle (a island park owned by the city) and the Detroit Institute of Arts will be sold off to private investors in order to liquidate the debt.

In the real world that often equates to putting something into a vault to protect them, or spending them in order to liquidate their value (to purchase something else).

As Niederhoffer's financial situation deteriorated, ADM Investor Services, a Chicago-based brokerage firm that caters to futures traders, ordered him to liquidate some of his options positions.